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Devotional - 19th Jan 2021

 'Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ' (Titus 2:13).

Every believer's hope is built on the righteousness of Jesus, our Rock. Without His death and resurrection, there would be no hope in this world and no entrance in the heavenly courts of God, or eternity with Him. We would all be lost forever! Christ our High Priest is in heaven, in the Most Holy place interceding on our behalf as He judges the world. One day He will burst the clouds of heaven and make his glorious appearing, to take His faithful people awaiting the blessed hope of his returning. Let us wait  patiently for Jesus's return by faith, amidst our trials, tribulations, afflictions and persecutions. Christ will reward us for our obedience and faithfulness when he comes. What a glorious day that will be when Jesus appears for the righteous believers, to take them from this wretched, miserable and ghastly world, to spend eternity with him. We are instructed to look for that blessed hope, and glorious appearing of our great God and our Saviour, Jesus Christ. Let us be watchful and sober as we wait in expectancy for His soon return. We do not know the day or the hour of Jesus's returning, because it is only God, the Father who knows. But we do know that Jesus is coming back, so as we anticipate His coming, let us in faith hold steadfast to that assurance and blessed hope. Let us prepare our hearts by denying ungodliness and worldly lusts; but strive to live soberly, righteously and godly lives that will prepare us for God's kingdom. Jesus will come in the clouds with power and great glory; and it is only those who believed on Him and had been faithful and obedient, that will be able to stand the brightness of his glory, at His appearing. We all have choices; to chose Jesus and eternity or Satan and eternal damnation, for there is no middle ground. Today, God is reaching out to each of us, and imploring us to choose wisely. His hope is not for any of us to perish, but to have eternal life with Him. Choose life eternal with Jesus and claim the promise of the blessed hope and his glorious appearing. Do you want eternal life? Then chose right, choose Jesus, our only hope.

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹

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